Its been 4 weeks after arm liposuction and I dont see any result.. I am so disappointed. My doctor is board certified plastic surgeon and 5 stars on reviews.. I developed seroma after surgery.. Im starting to have depression, regrets why i did it and most of all afraid of possible cosmetic deformity. My arm looked better before i had lipo. Right now, my priority is to get rid of the seroma. When do you see the final result? Is it normal not to see result after 4 weeks?
April 18, 2017
Answer: No results after arm liposuction I usually take photos of the amount of fat that I remove from an individual during their liposuction procedure. It would be hard to imagine no visible difference. Sometimes when people do not have elastic skin, they have no contraction of the skin following the procedure and may require a different type of operation to actually excise and tighten the skin: this is known as a brachioplasty.
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April 18, 2017
Answer: No results after arm liposuction I usually take photos of the amount of fat that I remove from an individual during their liposuction procedure. It would be hard to imagine no visible difference. Sometimes when people do not have elastic skin, they have no contraction of the skin following the procedure and may require a different type of operation to actually excise and tighten the skin: this is known as a brachioplasty.
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October 21, 2014
Answer: Seroma after Lipo? First, take a big breath. Contour abnormalities can occur after liposuction. Seroma formation is less common, but also can occur. The seroma needs aspiration and compression. Final liposuction results can take up to a year. Communicate with your doctor, follow-up as directed, and seek a 2nd opinion if you are not comfortable with the progress of your healing.
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October 21, 2014
Answer: Seroma after Lipo? First, take a big breath. Contour abnormalities can occur after liposuction. Seroma formation is less common, but also can occur. The seroma needs aspiration and compression. Final liposuction results can take up to a year. Communicate with your doctor, follow-up as directed, and seek a 2nd opinion if you are not comfortable with the progress of your healing.
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